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[Radical]

(09-20-2010 06:09 PM)Knight of God Wrote:  I totally agree with you. Now let me try this one more time because I think you are not understanding me. I believe that it can start looking far more like the run games without the deep gashes if we fix the DT's style of play. At least one guy will have to play more like 1 gap while in game for it to happen. I'm greedy! I want it!

That gash doesn't happen last week and we hold them the way that we had and I think we start marching the other way and the Falcons are 2-0

I think you're just dying for the Grady Jackson/Rod Coleman combo.

[phocis850]

With the pass happy teams we are playing, I don't see how a Grady Jackson would make as much an impact.
If teams double up one of our DT's, then they pay for it by letting someone else slip in.

The thing is, we have such a quick defense that a fat boy would slow us down

[Beef]

(09-20-2010 05:39 PM)Knight of God Wrote:  It took all this time to have someone to post and understand what I'm talking about.

I mean it seriously, I think our boys can do it. They need help in the middle...meaning having two guys looking to play as though they are 2 gap is NEVER a good idea. I think that they are going to see this and fix it. You don't have to go FA, just work harder on being a presence in the middle.

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Sorry man. This doesn't make any sense and borders on showing immaturity. If you don't like what I say that may mean exactly what you don't want to hear.

No offense man, but I think you got in over your head with a blanket exagerated complaint & now you're just trying to back it up with gibberish to save face.

Fact is, we dominated the run game in both games (including our DT's) if you take out those 2 plays. Neither one of those "gashes" happen if the proper set is called. Your harping about DT's is simply wrong. Both of those plays are more on BVG than anyone as he put our players in the wrong position to defend that type of play.